Author Topic: Oprah and Whoopie (Read 542 times)

Trinity · « **Reply #1 on:** October 08, 2007, 07:20:35 PM »

On another thread I spoke of going into battle with our rosary in one hand and sword in the other. I also spoke of knowing where the enemy is, but I didn't list where I know he is. Well, media is one of his big spots, and this is a prime example.

Isn't it half past time these people were shamed for such things? (I'm really shocked that Walters was part of this.) Aren't there enough decent people to raise up standards of decency (esp. Our Lady). Aren't there ways we can show that we venerate people of virtue and disapprove of those who exhibit sleeze? Can't we be as public as they are? And we do have the power of the purse, even though we don't know how to use it very well.

How about a nice big bonfire for Whoopi movies? Followed by a procession bearing Our Lady? How about a Hall of Infamy? How about doing SOMETHING!

Dawn · « **Reply #2 on:** October 08, 2007, 09:08:09 PM »

Well, it is Barbara's show I believe. And,she had the other Lesbo Anti-Catholic whack job Rosie O"Donnell before Whoopie.
Also, I read last week that Whoopie got angry with the only pro-lifer on the show Elizabeth Hasselback. Whoope told Elizabeth to shut up about being pro-life. Whoopie said she has a 6(SIX!!!!!) abortions and that she thinks women should be revered in America for having had abortions.
Um, Trinity Barbara Walters and the other red-head Joyce something or the other are Jєωιѕн. By which, of course I mean nothing, just a coincidence. Oh yes, BTW people should know that the Jєωιѕн people like those big mouths are usually non-practicing atheists who hide behind their great-grandma's menorrah to hurt other people (mainly Catholics).
Trinity, did you ever think of joining Catholic League? Bill Donahue is tireless in his fight against Anti-Catholic bigotry and perversion.

Trinity · « **Reply #3 on:** October 08, 2007, 09:52:32 PM »

Never heard of it. Besides he can do what he's doing and we should do what we can. I'm betting that there is still enough Christian ethics left in America that if we went to the various churches and suggested protesting this filth in this or other ways, it would begin. Maybe not way big to begin with, but over time it would catch on. All of these people (actors and politicians) need popularity. They are dead without it. And as for the procession they could carry pictures of their sainted mothers if they wanted to. The idea is to let this minority of leaches know we don't like what they are doing and hold up to them models of what we do approve of.